wheeljack12

My suggestion is this. Don't force a install of IOBit uninstaller (add a checkbox to choose) when installing advanced systemcare 7. It is nice to show through a splash ad though that it exists. Otherwise systemcare is a very handy and well thought out tool.

one good thing and one bad thing The beta 2.0 release did something good and something bad. The good thing it did was find a disk error on my ssd raid 0 array and fixed it during a scan. My system boots within 15 seconds now unlike before when it was like a minute and a half. The bad part is the internet booster for firefox. It actually slows down the browsers speed of loading webpages. Downloads are fine though.

sound core 3d drivers by creative problem I have tried Beta 3.0 and beta 4.0 of driver booster and there is a problem with it identifyting specific driver id's for specific sound core 3d cards by creative. What I mean is that over the last few months I have owned a basic recon3d pci-e and a recon3d fatal1ty professional pci-e sound card by creative. When I try to use betas of driver booster, beta 3.0 for example, it says my driver (dated jan. 2013) is out of date. So, I let it download a new driver supposedly. It downloaded the sound blaster z most recent driver and installed a "frankenstein" mixed driver that wouldn't allow me to use stereo 2.0 sound. I quickly uninstalled all of the creative software and drivers and reinstalled the latest posted driver by creative from their website. I checked the installer in the installer folder just to be sure it was sound blaster z and not recon3d software. Then with beta 4.0, it attempted which i stopped in time to install a sound blaster zxr driver which is a two card solution. All of these cards use the sound core 3d chip but are all different in hardware/driver id's and use different app TSR taskbar software to run the cards. You may want to look into this since creative claims they have sold over 400 million sound blaster cards in their lifetime.